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,f N J f'1f'TX GLEE CLUBS J QQx?4'agEJ J Nys- One of the most popular extra-curricular activities in G,H. S. is the Girls' Glee Club. .This organization was A under W. T. Butterfield's direction the first semesterz and was under the leadership of H. K. Mork the second half y of the year. The Club has made several public appearan- ces, singing at a pep-meeting, the Continental Oil Co. Convention, a home concert, the music festival at Winner, y and for graduation exercises. Outstanding numbers of the y year were URob1ns in the Rainu and UThanks be to Godn. I i Others worked on were USnowW and UDedicationU. , Ellen Bailey Louisa Block Lillian Boortz Marie Brozik Lucille Cahoy E. Chocholousek H. Chocholousek L. Chocholousek Opal Crandell Arlene Donason D. Esterling Francis Gassen Mary Houzer Jean Hossle Bonelle Jewell PERSONNEL Betty Johnson Hollis Johnson Meta Kerner G. Klinefelter Esther Krieger Lela Kubik Alvina Littau Mildred Novotny Helen O'Ne1ll Julia Petrik Emma Preslicka Betty Primm Natalie Primm Inez Reetz Pearl Reetg Betty Mae Whitley Blanche Rogers Elsie Schmidt f Myra Schultz A Jean Serr 1 Mildred Shanahan ' Marian Soesbe 1 Helen Spicknall Adeline Steppat Fae Swenson Opal Tilton Agnes Tresnak Elma Voos Sylvia Vosacek Virginia Vielmette Dolores Weaver l 1 Under the direction of Herbert Mork, the Boys' Glee Club has completed work on several numbers. The following were the most important ones: Come Where My Love Lies Dream1ngL Grandfather's Clock,and Ancient of Days.Appear- ances were made at the Continental Standard Oil Co. Conv vention, the Music Festival at Winner and the home concert, James Belak George Drapeaux James Bailey Elden Clayton Duane Blake Lyle Graesser Bob Brunz Tom Graesser PERSONNEL William Knox George Kerner Francis Longen Archie McCollum Ralph Palmer Orris Petersen Bernie Pageler Miles Pageler Thirty-six James Petrik Allen Rajewich Emanuel Sorenson Rueben Voos A Walter Voce 5 Harlan Wornqvist Jerry Whitley lg Rueben Zeller w I
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2 ..-.. , all ...ss ... , MIXED CHORUS I A combination of the Boys' and Girls Glee Clubs make up the Mixed Chorus, an aggregation which is rapidly be- ooming1the'mQst popular vocalpactiv1ty'in the sohoo1.Sev- eral numbers have been used by this group, including the following: Russian Hymn, Interger Vitae, Homingi The Long gy Closes, and Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair.T'h'e' last two named were sung with the massed mixed at the mu- sical festival at Winner. MUSIC CONTEST Gregory High School was represented in the district music contest held at Geddes, April 5 by Geralding Kline- felter, piano solo, and Jim Petrik, clarinet solo. Although Gregory entered only two contestants, the school can be justly proud of the ratings of these two musicians. Geraldine won second, rating among nine piano soloists and Jim won second in a group of six clarinet soloists. b TRIPLE TRIO From the Girls' Glee Club nine girls were chosen by Mr. Butterfield to form a Triple Trio. Those selected were: soprano, Bonnelle Jewell, Geraldine Klinefelter,and Francis Gasseng second sopranos, Lela Kubik, Ellen Bailey and Betty Mae Whitleyg altos, Lillian Bovtz, Julia Petrik and Helen Spicknall. Musical numbers used by this group were Mighty Like Q Bose, Smilinf Thro, Robins in Thg Rain, Dairymaidsg To a Wild Rose gnd Vieni yieni. Appear- ances were made at two Amateur contest, a joint meeting of the Ladies' Aids, Woman's Club, a home concert,the mu- sic festival, and they represented the musical activity of G. H. S. at the Rural Day Program. A A RAND y T Among, the outstanding musical organizations in Gregory High is listed the band, under the direction of H. D. Mollett. During the year the band has played at all home football and basketeball games and has added to the spirit of various pep-meetings. Each spring a concert is presented in conjunction with the vocal organizations of the school. It also represents efcry at the music festival. Althoufh the band is but three years old,it is progressing steadily and promises to be a superior-rating band in the future. Thirty-seven: C
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